LTPE/VI/26

Long Term Planning Engineer

Location: Toka Tindung Site

July 3rd, 2026
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Duties

  • Demonstrate and promote strong commitment to Health, Safety, Environment, and Risk Management standards in all mine planning activities.
  • Support to develop and update Life of Mine (LOM) plans, pit designs, waste dump designs, haul roads, and supporting mining infrastructure.
  • Support preparation and optimization long-term mine schedules to maximize reserve recovery, production continuity, and project value
  • Manage reserve forecasting and reconciliation processes to support long-term business planning
  • Coordinate with Geology, Survey, Geotechnical, Environment, Operations, and other stakeholders to ensure integrated mine planning.
  • Prepare and provide mine plans, reserve data, production forecasts, and supporting documents for RKAB preparation and revision.
  • Monitor RKAB performance against approved plans and recommend corrective actions when deviations occur.
  • Ensure compliance of all mine planning activities with applicable mining regulations, permits, company standards, and best mining practices.
  • Provide Long Term Plan Monthly Report
  • Perform other duties as may be assigned.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Mining Engineering, Geological Engineering, or a related discipline.
  • Minimum 2–5 years of experience in mine planning, preferably in long-term mine planning.
  • Proven experience in developing Life of Mine (LoM) plans, Feasibility Studies (FS), and strategic mine planning projects.
  • Experience in open-pit mining operations will be an advantage.
  • Proficient in mine planning and optimization software, including: GEOVIA Surpac, GEOVIA Whittle, GEOVIA MineSched, Deswik.
  • Proven expertise in pit optimization, pit design, pushback and phase design.
  • Strong experience in long-term mine planning and production scheduling (5+ years).
  • Solid understanding of resource and reserve evaluation.
  • Proficiency in mine economic assessments, including Net Present Value (NPV), cash flow, and stripping ratio analysis.
  • Capable of managing multiple priorities and meeting project deadlines in a dynamic mining environment.
  • Awareness of company safety and environmental standards.